Do We Want to Marry A Filipino ? (Korean Girls in the Philippines 🇰🇷)

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[@Amanda88]

I am koreana who married with Filipino. I really recommend Filipino guy. I never regret with my filipino hubby ❤ Filipino very sweet ! patient ! Love family ! Respect wife ❤️ I am really lucky person ! Because I married with my hubby 🤭

[@arielestadilla6360]

Hi ate amanda subscriber nyo rin po ako and i enjoy watching ur vlogs po

[@Amanda88]

@@arielestadilla6360 hello !! Thank you 😊

[@liarsmoon1164]

@@Amanda88 subscriber din ninyo ako.

[@tokmol6007]

Ge reto mo ako sa pinsam mo

[@landoevora6153]

Ms Amanda I love your blogs.

[@SJPrestige]

Listening to you guys talk about all these existing/possible struggles/uncomfortable conditions made me realize how blessed and lucky I am to have my Korean wife. As a Filipino guy I went through all of those and to some extent I still do and will probably face more when we have kids but thanks to you ladies I have a renewed sense of responsibility and commitment to work harder and be better in all aspects for my wife. I am now currently living and working in Korea thanks to her who did EVERYTHING for me to get here. Everyone thought we wouldn't be able to keep our relationship once she went back home when we were still dating but she proved everyone wrong. True love endures and it even flourishes amidst negativities. I wish you both well.

[@evezenrera8431]

awww!🥰 love the conversation with Ana. She's so open like you, very outspoken and of course pretty!😘🥰. Don't worry Kristy we will never get tired of you speaking. I love that both are very vocal about the differences in our cultures and we are learning a lot from you. Thank you very much...❤💜🧡

[@mariacarson9975]

We also practice the gift thing to our friends, parents,or someone sick or someone who lost love ones, it's called pasalubong.Also if you didn't see for a long time,we usually bring gifts

[@mackeyboy5442]

Korean culture is so rich. You learn something new about it all the time. Great video!

[@HoneyBee-lp3gg]

I really love watching your vlogs, Kristy. You are awesome. Watching your vlogs make me happy all the time.😍😍😍

[@JuriBinturong]

I think the gift thing is practiced in Bisaya, I grew up in Bohol which is a more rural area and we do bring gifts when visiting someone else's house, usually food, we call it "gasa" or "dala". We feel "ikog" or self-conscious when we don't have anything to contribute to the host's house coz it feels like we are just taking advantage of the host's generosity, it's like you just came there to eat. So I carried this practice over when I was dating my Korean wife, I always brought food when visiting her parents. I didn't know it's not common in other parts of the Philippines since I have never been to Luzon, I have only stayed in Bisaya areas in Visayas and Mindanao, until today. I don't see this during fiestas though since everyone goes to each other's house to eat and bringing food is kinda insulting, it's like you look down on them coz they don't have enough to feed people so you give them food like they are a beggar, but desserts are ok to give during fiestas but never meat.

[@amorchika1251]

Reminds me of the 90s when neighbors invited us for lunch during fiesta or some family celebrations, my mom would always make sure we had a bottle or two of Sprite/Coke Litro as "gasa" coz "maikog ta mokaon ra nga way dala" 🤣

[@dongshengdi773]

@@amorchika1251 I hope you can give me a Lamborghini as a Christmas gift

[@JuriBinturong]

@@amorchika1251 mao jud. tama ka. Maybe it's a Bisaya thing.

[@rodericksumaway5441]

@@dongshengdi773 -all 33 million demOns N their mAster sAtAn D devil, On this, it's very neAr tO put in abyss or jaiL in 1000 yeArs, Revelation 20:1-3,sO, WOrship JEHOVAH God father of Jesus b4 it's 2 late because d end is very neAr

[@aaliaalotaibi340]

Gasa still alive in my province in bukidnon and we give them also a gift something in return any kind that we have.

[@AsianSP]

We also bring gifts to our parents and parents to their kids when visiting.. we called it “pasalubong”.. but this only happen when you never meet for a long time..this practice are more common to people in province area..we even done this when visiting some relatives house.. mostly food cause we don’t want them to prepare for us..

[@Kristypata]

Yes I know hehe i also bring pasalubong to my parents whenever I travel but in Korea it’s kinda different concept ! 🤗

[@quenchtv5436]

This common to filipino culture not only in the province

[@melitamenorias8283]

We're enjoying ur vlog Kristy. At least we're also learning something about ur culture.

[@bobbyc323able]

More more more of this kind of topic pls. It is very interesting seeing it on your side.

[@jethroreygorospe4834]

Love is a feeling with deep affection.. No matter if theres a big difference with the couple, I think its ganna work as long as they put Love all over at any sitwasyon..and respect each other. Also put God in a center of the relasyonship... I believe that theres always a Good heart meant on each and everyone .

[@thestevecbr]

meeting the guy’s family is not just “common”, it’s also a validation that the guy is serious. if the guy doesn’t introduce you to his family even if your relationship is quite long like a year, that’s a red flag. and this is very true - if and when you fall in love, the nationality of the person is thrown out the window 😂

[@Architelle88]

Kilig in english is “Tickled Pink”

[@tonysantos1994]

I also remember the Song-Song Couple who got married then after how many days, they got divorced

[@cbrr_28]

yah, i like to know also your experienced as a students here in the philippines, please!! do a vlog ☺

[@MegaNix86]

Giving gifts is common here in the South which is more rural and traditional... Conservative Courting is still practiced here

[@meowyyyfilms]

Nakakabitin hihi sana 30mins na next vlogggsss 😍😍😍 Parang si Jessica and Lia lang kayo hehe magbff din💜💜💜

[@user-sc7tv1ne2z]

I am a good looking American. I am looking for a wife.

[@salve.gwapa_gid]

Maganda ang gift culture. Kasi you make a person happy.

[@ProximaSun]

Ang daming cultural lessons nitong video na to

[@thehomeof4urbabies93]

This is very good content, Kristy! 🙌 And watching this while nasa bakasyon sa Korea and ang adverts na lumalabas korean advertisements. 😂

[@davidadavid25]

Congratulations! Korea in Round 16 FWC Qatar 2022. Bring home the trophy. Make Asia proud. Let’s go!!!

[@juliusdelacruz7549]

kilig- fluttering of the heart

[@Timotheus512]

The gift-giving is practiced here in Iloilo and I can attest to that since my friends do that when they visit their jowa’s parents. They even say that are embarrassed to show up empty-handed. I guess it depends on the region, but most importantly it depends on the upbringing.

[@Moss_piglets]

It that practiced only in the Vizayas region? My grandma is Filipina from Capiz, I thought pasalubong is a normal thing.

[@madnozz]

Don't worry to much girls, as the old saying goes 'Love conquers all'.

[@chilliwarzner1886]

Wow very nice segment 😁🥰🥰

[@elizaclaire468]

Love who you love no matter the race. Things tend to fall into place when we are with the right person ❤️

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

KristyPata × lucete anna 😍💕😍💕😍 Ang dami namin natutunan dito sa vlog mo.

[@GTX311]

Dual citizenship is recognized by the Philippines and I think Korea does, too.

[@beetmunsod4651]

It's a nice watching your volg channel I'm enjoyed it ...a lot of things you may discovered here in Phillippines. a lot of changes too..especially. now a day. .I don't know cuz Our cultured now is lesten...for some reason....any way. ,keep it up ....take care...

[@ronaldopascua8221]

Love is Love, regardless!

[@allanc6016]

it might rub some people the wrong way, but yeah, as i always tell people in relationships, "the secret is actually acceptance, over understanding." even barring racial or cultural differences, there are already a lot of gender differences, which one side, will not fully understand. sometimes, we just have to accept this, and keep on loving.

[@komisan7384]

Natawa ako ramdam ko yung inggit ni Kristy first question pa lang 😅. Don't worry makakahanap ka rin . And I agree with your dad kailangan talaga financially stable yung guy.

[@aejoymamotosfermin2497]

Part 2 please.... Kristy and Anna ilan ang gusto nyo maging anak?? Hehehe Ang sarap makinig sa inyong dalawa. 🥰😍🥰😍. Masaya din kami para kay Anna. Sana maging forever mo na ang Jowa mo🥰💕🥰 god bless you both. ❤️❤️❤️

[@lzalab2286]

Love conquers all ❤

[@SIMPLYCOOLVIBES]

Practical idea good ladies keep it goin

[@juris1127]

Hey guys, gift giving is practiced in other parts of the country. My family still bring gifts to our relatives and friends everytime we get to visit them.

[@JoJo-vl7sz]

Firsttt

[@FilCanGil]

Don’t worry, love will conquer all obstacles😍🤞Anna is so Jolli-bee😂

[@sakamobil]

We give as long as we have the means to give. We may not give all the time , but once we give it means alot .

[@nigelchen178]

Love conquers all. If you have a lot of things to consider. Then you are using your brain not your heart. Andami ko naging batch mate na koreans na ngkaron gf/bf na pinoy. Most of them are married now. Issacrifice mo ba ang love para sa isang citizinship at visa. Hindi naman ganun ka extreme ang bullying sa pinas paghalf ka. Majority nga ng half pinoy nagging celebrity at artista. Sila pa yung nabibigyan opportunity at spotlight. Seguro sa korea Oo kasi ang extreme ng bullying culture doon.

[@tfcrome]

Very gud topic!

[@_12ccc]

Parang podcast ah galing 👌👏👏👏

[@kraruz9490]

I think pinoys would love to bring food rather than gifts. Cultural Differences nga. Sa pinoy medyo ang tingin sa gift ay hindi parang regular kundi special ito kaya they only give a wrapped gift during Christmasses and Birthdays or Christening, anniversaries, etc. Parang pasalubong is more like it? I don't know, pero parang mostly pag mag visit is pagkain ang dadalhin. But since foreigner kayong dalawa then might as well take what os practiced by both sides. That would be enjoyable🙂

[@carolynnavarro7571]

Your discussion was good. With regards to mixed relationship,. Try watching Loloy meets Hyojina vlog. They were cute couple now based in Canada.. They have a cute baby :-)

[@crazycios]

wow! youtube is really the world's game changer... before youtube, there is no easy way knowing or learning these things from another culture...notwithstanding that Kristy is more a Filipina to me than a Korean...hehehe...thanks girls...

[@vinzorsabenano2174]

Wow naol tlga miss anna❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@graciaperdiguerra5169]

gift giving is also our practice, but modern days would show... that is slowly fading

[@onemph05]

I'm a kapampangan and bringing a gift usually food is brought whenever visiting or meeting; be it family or business related.

[@itzwillow9528]

Hello ate! Please cook SOPAS A FILIPINO FOOD FOR THE COOKING FILIPINO FOODS SERIES

[@thesanyangfamily9365]

The gift giving you in korea we do also practice in cordillera

[@clarisseabella]

Ginagawa din naman namin 'to kahit sa friends yung magdala ng something kapag na-ospital o bibisita sa bahay. Pero siguro medyo nawawala na. Ewan ko... Sa tingin at opinyon ko lang naman. 😅😊 Naaalala ko lang yung mga kuyas na kilala ko nung bata pa ako, kapag nagpupunta sila sa house ng gf nila para bisitahin, laging may dala na something and mostly food na pwedeng i-share sa family.. Halimbawa, isang bilaong pansit, cakes or ice cream, ganyan.. Hehehe. Pero yung specific na sa parents nung partner magbigay ng gift... May iba nagbibigay especially pag bday, ganern. Pero mostly pagkain talaga dala. Pero yun nga, may ganito din naman kaming culture na sa tingin ko lang e pawala na. Thank you, alam ko na ngayon. Malay nyo, oppa pala ang maging "lab op my layp" ko, wow char! 😄 So alam ko na gagawin sa future in laws ko. Wow, feeling. 😂

[@chattcedric6321]

Great and very interesting discussions, for both Pilipinos and Koreans. Maybe a sequel is in the offing. BTW, you both have a very good Tan (o baka sa lighting lang), you're no longer pale looking. Keep it up. Be safe and Godspeed. Waiting for more, more, more to come!!!LOL.

[@nbapbaupdate8338]

Damn your super CUTE Kristypata 😍😊❤️💕

[@klarenzeligsa483]

part two with ate bella!!

[@redchen3682]

The dapdape is sometimes translated as ‘frustrating’ in kdramas. 😅

[@manokbambam4420]

Guys , Don’t worry too much about what other people think about you or yourself . Enjoy life , it’s your life . Huwag po ninyong pansinin ang mga pakialamiro

[@kamelyoj3711]

Hanap na din tayo..ng korean😍😁😁

[@user-kk7yw5go1x]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@jorellyan7091]

You'll find someone too Kristy someday ... Filipino guys like me understands women more ...😅🙂✌️❤️

[@johnangelogaurano3547]

Hi hello kristy more blessing too come ingat God bless 😘🥰☺️

[@ManuelYMadz]

Ang pagbigay Ng gift(regalo)sa parents of Filipino is second opinion nalang the important is your appearance o Makita ka Ng mga magulang Ng jowa mo..:)

[@tadzsebastian3094]

Both of you are so cute and 🔥🫦 Look you don’t need to get married just enjoy each others youth, you know what I mean

[@ryemo5204]

❤️

[@hansgitana]

12:20 사람은 시간이 지나면 변하기 때문에 이것은 미래에 문제가 되지 않을 것입니다.

[@missaly6615]

Hi ms kristy,just a random thought coz i just realized na kamukha mo po ung female cast ng The Kingdom,the one portraying the queen hehe. Mejo kontrabida lang ung role but you're look a like coz she's a beauty as well

[@janzkacii]

bitin ate part 2 please❤️

[@Mind-BlownMoments]

have great day

[@maureenvitalicio5642]

Good evening😘

[@msjade2817]

I think its only in the Phil where gift giving is not really a must or something people will think about maybe because of hardships in life before that our ancestors never used to the habit.

[@rannarann9316]

Giving gifts to parents is like an older traditions here in the philippines. In modern times they dont usually do that. If you do that its okay but filipinos dont really matter kasi mas naniniwala sila sa walang forever😂😂😂😂😂

[@munchgo2834]

Discuss those things to your Filipino bf... 😊☝️compromise is the key..may mga solution nmn iyon..you make your own future ...

[@karlmenil7773]

Invite Jessica Lee next 😂😅… we need the content hahaha… for this type of topic 🎉

[@hannasanb6411]

i think dapdaphae is translated in english as "frustrating" if I'm not mistaken 👀

[@joshmendez7632]

❤❤❤

[@JC_Rock_Of_Ages]

I wanna see u guys speak in Tagalog on this segment....easy for others to understand in some regions...thank you..nice episode !

[@JC_Rock_Of_Ages]

Kristy !!! Paki sipa nga tong spam na toh !

[@user-gu1rf2tg9g]

I live abroad now but i live in laguna in the PH so I'm pure Tagalog haha for us it's normal to bring something to the family or parents of the girl or boy. (But normally it's only the boy who REALLY need to work hard on giving something to the girl's parents cuz you need to show them what you can do and what kind of a person you are and also the respect that you give them but it's also not always by giving gifts also, way Filipino show respect "mano" and "po at opo") this is more of a "ligaw station"(courting) EX: 1: i have a BF and we just get back for a trip like Baguio city and then we go visit his fam of course we will bring 'pasalubong'. 2: also, just a normal day he came visit me at home he will also bring some pasalubong like donuts, Starbucks, cakes, meryenda for my family and for me. after all the thing you did and brought for the family in return, they will let you eat the food the mother or the father made that day you came there.

[@srbfreight9210]

Sadly this beautiful tradition faded away but you can still watch some 80s comedy TV series shows of John and Marsha where their daughter is being courted by a bunch of character guys you guys could make a reaction videos of it too.

[@musichaven7598]

I wanna ask a question...does age difference in Korea matters in a relationship? like 20 years apart? Does a Korean family against this kind of age gap relationship?

[@meowyyyfilms]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@doubleshottiktokviral6534]

Just love your partner thats very special gitf for pinoy parents.

[@desireetacbas7867]

Sa amin common din po ang gift giving. Minsan din micro cultural din ata.

[@user-sc7tv1ne2z]

You are so beautiful! Marry me. I am American though

[@sonnyreyes4529]

When you say kilig in english i believe its romantic "aaayy nkakakilig" aayyy it's so romantic 😄. My thought progress.

[@mariacarson9975]

Also if you're coming from abroad we also bring pasalubong or gift for our love ones or friends and neighbors and to truth be told it actually cost a lot of money 🤑

[@ralphbea7992]

dito samin sa probinsya very common din na may gift ang guy sa parents kada dadalaw minsan isda(pang-ulam), prutas, gamit, minsan kwento or chismis 😅

[@luffydmonkey5341]

Shes pretty

[@yunnayun9367]

before this culture of dating we sing on beautiful lady to court here and bring food on there house or anything's sad but today this generation they adopt the western culture kasi hindi pa gaano ka level up ang technology syempre ang tao maka lupa pa sa pinas pero yan time pa yan dati nang Lolo,Lola ,papa at mama pa yan na time namin mga 19 century pa yan pag 20 century na iba na Ang pag court or date nang pinoy

[@itsmemccoi3431]

U have to watch loloy meets hyojin. They are pilipino Korean vloger also.. So have u can have ideas

[@shadenrichberto3428]

i like Anna straight to the point risk taker que sera sera whatever will be willbe the future not ours to see que sera sera

[@lonmarabello1218]

Kristy.totoo ba na pag binawasan Ang shampoo.magiging sham na Lang.

[@Overlord_Z]

Nabitin ako hahahaha ..ang bilis natapos

[@lynmendoza1515]

i wanna hear moreee from her point on view

[@kristofferdavejaraba7356]

Nakasanayan ko din pong magdala ng pwede ko pong madala sa bahay po na pupuntahan kahit po bahay po ng kaibigan,,, ganon po kasi ang Papa ko. That shows respect, like ate said... Kaso sa panahon ngayon namamatay na yong ganong ugali ng mga Pilipino...

[@marccolomayt82094]

😍💖💖

[@Mind-BlownMoments]

saan ka

[@nikotoledo5327]

Ganun dati kailangan balot na balot ka kapag mameet mo parent pero syempre fashion, nag-iiba na. Kung saan ka komportable ay yun ang suotin pero syempre wag naman parang bikini na at depende din sa celebrasyon..

[@alvinsalise5357]

Me when i first meet the Parents of my Ex Girlfriend they Leave in Cebu province and im came from Manila... They poor in province I coudn't Give any Materials Gift😢 The only Gift i Give 2 Sack of Bigas....😂... They too much thanks to me bcoz they only eat is Corn rice... and that time They Family Love me too much...💝 and By the Way Shes my Ex - Girlfriend now Bcoz Where already married and She's my Wife now💝😂

[@senhipolito4736]

Kristy, do you have a Pinoy B.F.? You're pretty, very sociable and likable.👍👍👍

[@lalad.6428]

I'm married to a foreigner Kilig for us is like tingles in the heart or giggles in the heart 🤣.

[@jerryreyesd4404]

kristy kailangan mayaman mahal ka yon ang dapat mong maging yowa

[@fredbigornia1814]

Koreans are more independent and conservative while Filipinos are more clingy and possessive.. Anna's attitude is like a Filipina very friendly, open minded, down to earth and kind, most Korean women are not like her, she is one of a kind..I dated a Korean before they are sweet but their parents probably have a racist attitude towards the other race espicially a Filipino because of cultural difference and practices..

[@sandiegonaj]

Relief

[@honeygummybear3115]

What make up do you guys use?